20cent eBay listings wednesday!

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wallydawg wrote:I know this is an old topic but it's 20 cent listing day again, makes more sense to bump this one than to start a whole other thread right?
Thank you, thank you! Now I can sell my Xbox games I don't like!
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will be listing some old projector panels shortly, keep an eye out lol
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Triton wrote:will be listing some old projector panels shortly, keep an eye out lol
Oh??? What can these be used for (besides projectors :P )?
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i will post the description im gonna use here
Up for bid is a set of three Apollo projector panels, two 9100gs projection panels and one pc9600 projection panel. Information on these is impossible to find online but I will share everything I could figure out. I have tested these to be working but due to the nature of the item they are all sold AS-IS no guarantee or warrantee expressed or implied

The 9100GS panels accept video input from one 9pin d-sub connector and will work with IBM and Mac (composite). I am pretty sure that these support CGA graphics (16color) or grayscale, probably 320x240 resolution, with no projector to test them on I have no way of knowing for sure, but I HAVE tested them to power on and display a picture, included is the IBM 9 pin D-sub cable and if I can find it the Mac composite cable.

The PC9600 accepts either d-sub or VGA input, once again I believe it to be 16 color or grayscale and I think 640x480 resolution, I have tested it with both a PC and composite input via the 9pin d-sub connector. There are a bunch of buttons on it to change settings and so forth as well

Unfortunately I cannot include power cables with these items as when I got them there were none and I have no extra ones, I think I used an Atari 2600 power supply on the 9100gs panels. I am pretty sure any 8-12v power supply greater than 600mah with the correct sized connector will work on the pc9600 but I can’t confirm anything. I will look around for the ones I used and post the relevant information if and when I find it!
they are pretty old, i think circa 1990 or so, no info on em online at all
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It's funny that it's a wednesday again. I've got 20+ things for sale here

http://stores.ebay.com/Nintendo-Repair-Shop
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BlackWaterOp wrote:It's funny that it's a wednesday again. I've got 20+ things for sale here

http://stores.ebay.com/Nintendo-Repair-Shop

lol today is Tuesday.
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:oops: :lol:
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